1.50 Mark Sparkasse

Lähn im Riesengebirge — now Wleń, in southwestern Poland — was a small Silesian town whose municipal savings bank issued this 1.50 Mark notgeld during the acute coin shortages of the early Weimar period. The denomination itself is the telling detail: 1.50 Mark is an awkward, non-round value that only makes sense as a practical gap-filler when specific coin denominations had vanished from circulation entirely.

Carl Flemming & T. C. Wiskott in Glogau were prolific printers of Silesian notgeld, handling dozens of small municipal issues across the region simultaneously.